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Mahalo for your information.
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Originally posted by mac nut
I too had the rooster ploy used on me on 15th but I made sure the kids stayed in front of the house. They were teenagers and were not successful either. I have also heard of the lost dog ploy where they come on your property looking around and when you confront them they say oh, just looking for my lost dog, as they have their cell phone out taking pictures of your stuff!
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Someone stole my new Honda 5000 wheeled generator on April 15. It happened in the middle of the day when I was gone for about 2 or 3 hours. I live in Orchidland. The drywall team was here when I left and gone when I returned. Please keep on the lookout for this new generator. 2 weeks old!
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I live in Orchidland. About 2 months ago, some lady came in my driveway (I was in the carport), and told me her car was broken and wanted to use my house phone. I told her NO (I could see there was no car on the road). She got really mad, sweared at me, ranted, etc.
When I told her to leave, she got her cell phone out of her pocket and called someone. With me still standing in my carport! I could here her mumble something to the effect of "not this time" with whoever she was calling.
When I called Police about suspicious people canvasing the area, they gave the impression that I was wasting their time. And when the police showed up to take my report and talk to me, there was still no broken car on the road.
Be careful people.
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I heard from a neighbor on the next street up from my home that the boys sometimes ride around on a ATV 4 wheeler.
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ATVs are not allowed in HPP. If you see one, please report it to the police (Hawaii police non-emergency number 935-3311).
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Aren't HPP roads "private" and therefore not subject to County regulations regarding unlicensed vehicles?
If the ATV riders aren't property owners (and thereby not potential signatories to any CC&R), how would they be subject to individual restriction of their activity on subdivision roads?
Lots of things are "not allowed" -- look closely at how nobody cares.
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Well, we care in HPP. We have a sign up at the entrance indicating no ATVs allowed and Neighborhood Watch advises us to call the police if we see one. Eventually they will get the message.
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It's great that HPP cares about their roads.
It's less clear that anyone has any actual authority to regulate the use of said roads.
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The roads are the private property of the subdivision.Why wouldn't we have the same right's as you have on your own property ?
Are you telling us that we can ride Atv's on your property and you have no recourse ??
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Are you telling us that we can ride Atv's on your property and you have no recourse ??
If it's a "private road" which County refuses to maintain, then I would consider police enforcement of the
vehicle code to be an improper use of public funds.
HPP residents would be well within their rights to complain that the ATV riders are "trespassing" -- but any traffic enforcement on a "private" road should also be privately funded to avoid the liability problem created by unequal distribution of public benefits, eg, the police aren't doing any enforcment on
my "private" roads, despite the fact that
everyone pays property and fuel tax to fund the police (and the "public" roads).
